With the launch of the UAE’s National Zakat Platform, donors can now calculate and pay their Zakat through a unified official gateway that connects contributors with verified beneficiaries and approved campaigns; users first determine their zakatable wealth (assets minus liabilities above the Nisab threshold), apply the standard 2.5% rate, then select supported categories such as students, orphans, people of determination, indebted individuals and low-income families, and complete payment digitally using bank cards, transfers, Apple Pay or Google Pay, while the platform ensures Shariah compliance, eligibility checks and transparent fund tracking — do you think a centralised digital Zakat system improves trust and impact, or do you still prefer giving directly to charities or individuals?
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